If you’re a fan or if you hate him, he’s the last guy other than your dad you’d expect to find on Twitter but after going with an Android phone, someone got him hooked on Twitter, @howardstern, perhaps in an effort to continue to hold the title of King of All Media (actually to promote … Read more
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So in the pursuit of journalistic integrity (I was wearing a suit and had just gotten a really nice haircut (yes, including a double dose shampoo massage) I dropped by a Verizon dealership on Madison and 43rd today and then AT&T’s flagship store in the JPMorgan building up another few blocks to ask, starting with … Read more
In case you’ve fallen in love with Priority Inbox, have a phone with an HTML5 browser (Android, iPhones) and don’t mind checking your mail with the browser rather than an app, if you’ve got it enabled using your desktop, fire up gmail.com on your phone and see what happens. I didn’t say it was that … Read more
I’ve never been fan of Apple products. Yes, they are elegantly engineered and designed products. But I don’t like the authoritarian control that Apple asserts over its products and I don’t like the way it forces me to use its stuff the way they want me to rather than how I want to. Apple puts … Read more
I know that we are a total 100% Mobility Blog and we are not straying from that path. But on occasion, we have decided to share with you some of the behind the scenes chatter on the Mobility Digest Team email chaos and some non-mobility related gadgets we have been discussing. So today, our guru … Read more
Herm’s Software has released another Windows Phone app called Love Meter which is perfect for Valentine’s Day (and yes, it’s free/ad supported). It’s made up of three mini-games and if you used Windows Mobile you may remember this, but the Windows Phone version is slicker and has more options. Anyway, here’s the app description: Love … Read more
Just a few days ago I shared an app called Pin To Start, which is an app that lets you pin up to four customizable tiles to your Windows Phone start screen. You can add shortcuts to call a number, send a text, an email and other shortcuts. It’s not only a free app, but … Read more
Cocktail Flow is a top selling app for Windows Phones and it’s just received a Valentine’s Day update. Valentine’s day cocktails – nearly 30 delicious, themed drinks are added to the application in the Valentine’s package Packages can be deactivated and activated. This means if you’ve downloaded one of the holiday packages, but aren’t interested … Read more
Just when I thought Android was starting to get brand loyalty, a poll comes out and reports that 44% of Android users on Verizon are very or somewhat likely to switch to the iPhone when it’s released. That’s a pretty high number. Even more shocking (for me at least) is the reason to switch. Between … Read more
Since migrating from Windows Mobile I have been looking for an app like this. For years I used Note2Self from the Web I.S. folks to send myself an occasional voice note. The first week I had my new WP7 phone I purchased Note2Self (no relation), an app that sends an email to a predefined address. … Read more
I was taking a Sunday stroll through XDA and came across a disturbing post by dazbradbury, author of NameBuzz which assigns unique vibration patterns to incoming callers and texts so you get the text to speech-like identification of who’s blowing up your phone without having to whip it out and look, minus all the noise … Read more